Description

PARISH OF SANDIACRE CHURCH STREET
SK 43 NE
2/106 (East Side)
Village Lock-Up
10.11.67 and Pound
II

Village lock-up and pound. 1660, rebuilt in late C18. Sandstone
ashlar with sandstone dressings and pyramidal plain tile roof,
plus eaves band. Small square lock-up building about 12 feet
high with plank door to west face and two small windows to south
face, one above the other. Attached to south side is a tall
ashlar wall with rounded copings which curves round to east
forming a pound. Over the door is a plaque inscribed 'Erected
as a village lock-up and pound for the imprisonment of stray
animals about the year '1660 AD'. This is also an Ancient
Monument.

Listing NGR: SK4794237077

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26619487

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